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I had the same issue, clear cache and views and try again. It will work fine.
Aug 22, 2016
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Spark "Session Expired" when $usesApi = false
The Spark documentation says ...
To enable API support, make sure that the $usesApi property of your SparkServiceProvider is set to true.
I do not wish to show the 'API' tab under the settings section. If I set $usesApi = false; in the SparkServiceProvider, the 'API' tab is removed as expected but my session is no longer valid. If I try log in, it simply states 'Your session has expired. Please login again to continue.' and I'm no longer able to login.
Is that the correct behaviour? I was not expecting the 'API' tab functionality to be tightly coupled with the token authorisation?
Other than commenting out the 'API' related markup in the blade, is there another way of not showing the 'API' tab under the settings section?
Thanks.
Level 1
Thanks for your reply manshu
I tried:
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan view:clear
... and even threw in composer dumpautoload
but still no luck !?!
:-(
Level 3
Did you solve this by any chance?
Level 53
Try php artisan config:clear Laravel caches all config values so its worth a shot. Also, if you issue is that you are trying to login via token, I don't think it will work if you disable api. Use Passport
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Level 2
Boy oh Boy am I glad I found his post. I would never have thought that was the reason. Thanks @manshu
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